Gemini / GooglePresident Donald Trump ordered a 100% tariff on brand-name pharmaceuticals produced overseas as his administration escalates efforts to push drug companies to manufacture in the United States. Trump threatened to impose the tariff last year but has since worked to negotiate deals with drug companies to lower their prices and bring drug production to the U.S. Multiple companies have agreed to…
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USA TODAY Network / ReutersCVS has opened the first of its new “apothecary-style” pharmacy-only locations of 2026, with more to come. The drugstore chain announced the new store format on March 30, saying it plans to open 20 similar locations across the country in 2026. These pharmacy-only locations, the first of which opened last year in Birmingham, Alabama, will consist of full-service pharmacies that both fill…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersSome Californians may lose CalFresh food assistance due to multiple changes affecting eligibility for the program — one of which could impact hundreds of thousands in the state. Asylees, refugees and people with deportation or removals withheld are among the groups of noncitizens who will no longer be eligible for CalFresh under a change on April 1 — although when that goes into effect will be…
Gemini / GoogleWhile the security wait times at many U.S. airports have mostly returned to normal as payments for Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers resume, some places are still seeing travelers arrive hours before their flights, a move airports say is no longer necessary. Multiple airports have advised flyers to arrive only a few hours before their flights to allow ample time to get through…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersNearly two months after the grandson of H.B. Reese accused Hershey of quietly changing the formula of various Reese’s products, the company announced it would bring “a small portion” of the brand’s candies back with their classic milk and dark chocolate recipes. The Hershey Company confirmed the change during its 2026 Investor Day event on March 31, and in a statement to USA TODAY on April 2.
Svitlana Hulko / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder.Amid the rising cost of just about everything, Americans have been worried about the economy dipping into a recession for years. And with layoffs starting to pile up amid a softening job market, recession fears can creep up. If you’re concerned about stability in your own job, you may be considering a shift to recession-proof jobs. What Are Recession-Proof Jobs? Monkey Business Images / Shutterstock.com When a recession happens, the labor market tends to contract. That means hiring freezes and layoffs. Recession-proof jobs are positions where you’re…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersTesla sold 358,023 cars globally in the first three months of 2026, according to a sales report released by the company on April 2. The figure was down from the 418,227 cars Tesla reported selling globally in the fourth quarter of 2025, but it was up from the 336,000 vehicles Tesla reported selling in the first three months of 2025. “In the first quarter, we produced over 408,000 vehicles…
Gemini / GoogleThe Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced April 2 that the Trump administration is cracking down on contaminants in the nation’s drinking water, which includes taking a closer look at microplastics. For the first time, microplastics and pharmaceuticals will be added to the EPA’s contaminant list, joining two other existing groups: PFAS…
USA TODAY Network / ReutersIs your Starbucks barista all smiles? It may have something to do with Starbucks putting its money where its lattes are. The world’s largest coffee company is dangling big bonuses for friendly and speedy service in its cafes. From baristas to shift supervisors, hourly workers can earn an additional $1,200 a year if their store meets or exceeds customer service and other targets.
Modified Getty image / Money Talks NewsIt’s been a year since the fabled “Liberation Day” when President Donald Trump took the podium and shocked the world with monster tariffs. More recently, the Supreme Court stepped in and struck down the tariffs the administration launched under emergency powers. You might think that means immediate relief is coming to the checkout aisle. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but that’s a…